a really cool style of filming and very character-driven. some really awesome dialgogues between the characters - as in absurd, but hilarious. one of my favourite films. (i am also in love with anna karina)
Not just a movie - an experience! Dialogue as sharp as the devil himself and a really intriguing story structure that makes me watch it over and over again to find new things.
The ultimate crime movie that makes criminals us and us criminals. John Travolta and Sam Jackson are incredibly cool, but still just regular guys. Absolutely brilliant.
Lee Marvin. Telly Savalas. John Cassavetes. Jim Brown. Charles Bronson. Lee Marvin's hard-assed reform of a bunch of murderers and criminals combines a prison movie with a war movie that achieves nothing less than greatness.
I grew up on this movie as a child and it is still COOL, SCARY, AND FUNNY! The greatest is the bar scene at the beginning before "Bad To The Bone" plays. "You forgot to say please."
absolutely gorgeous journey through colour and through the human spirit. requires patience to watch, as kurosawa's pacing is very slow and deliberate. a masterpiece in choreography, colour, theme and love of filmmaking.
This movie commands my utmost admiration and respect with its maze of a plotline and spine-tingling performances. Toshiro Mifune (one of my favourite actors in cinema) plays a great thief!
After Leone's "Dollars" trilogy, this movie is his bittersweet 'farewell' to the films of the west. With landscapes as breathtaking as John Ford's cinematography, and a cold-blooded story with high-riding performances, this is probably the Casablanca of westerns!
Damn, I wish I watched this sooner! One of Scorsese's first films in the apex of his visual style, adorning his thematically explorative story on the streets of New York's toilet seat. The characters are really great! Harvey Keitel, ho yes!
Simple but an absolute laugh! If for nothing else, watch this movie for Peter Sellers' portrayal of his east Indian character! His subtle and ridiculous gestures are what drive the humour home and make this a loveable film!
Ten points for social satire, Georgie! Jesus himself couldn't make a better zombie movie! Wickedly smart & funny man! You will enjoy! (very gory though)
David Carradine and Eli Wallach lift this already adventurous tale (penned by Bruce Lee and James Coburn) to high theatrical status as an action-packed retelling of the Buddha's "four passing sights." One of my favourites!